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road 96 review in 3 minutes digixart

Road 96 Review in 3 Minutes – A Randomized Road Trip You Won’t Forget

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Road 96 is a procedural story-driven game developed and published by DigixArt. It’s the summer of 1996 in the fictional country of Petria, and there is a political divide over a rapidly approaching election. You play as a multitude of “missing teens” heading north to the border to escape. With limited energy and resources, it’s up to you to travel along Road 96, forge new relationships, and scrap your way out of sticky situations to survive. With multiple ongoing stories, learning skills, and secrets to discover, no two experiences feel the same. Prepare to walk, hitchhike, catch a bus, and way more as you travel.

The game can be a bumpy or smooth road depending on expectations. If you’re into choosing your adventure style and investing in unique backstories, you will have a smooth drive. However, if you’re not driven by the political drama and minigames that aren’t challenging, perhaps stay clear from Road 96 entirely.

Road 96 is available now on Steam, Nintendo Switch, and Epic Games Store for $19.96.

Watch our full Review in 3 Minutes for Road 96.


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Meet Will Cruz, the Associate Producer in the AAA space and a regular critic via the 3 Minute Review series. But that's not all -- he also produces closed captions for The Escapist! Will's journey in the video game industry began in 2015, when he produced content for TrueAchievements. While pursuing his bachelor's in Film and Digital Media, he focused on content creation and has since worked with big names such as Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, Disney, Netflix, and more. In his free time, Will is known to play Fortnite, read comics, write new songs, and constantly complain about sports and sports entertainment – looking at you, WWE and AEW.